Sentence examples for changing push from inspiring English sources

Secondly, restricting the freedom of movement almost completely offsets the migration incentives of the pull factors, but does not seem to counterbalance the effects from changing push factor variables in the source countries.

Think of Didi and Gogo as two clowns on a road to nowhere, their banter possessed of the constantly changing push-me/pull-you quality one associates with long-married couples.

But with prices changing relatively regularly, comparison websites have been pushing the money-saving potential of changing energy suppliers.

"This is a last-ditch push by these companies to entrench themselves in a changing energy market.

She knows that the bond is not a given, nor is it fixed and clean and sweet, but instead is a barter, a supple, ever-changing push-me pull-you negotiation between two individuals who need each other and are closely related, but who are not clones and so do not always see eye to eye, or breast to mouth for that matter.

In short, most of the forces changing the energy market are pushing in the right direction.

But in the face of a rapidly gentrifying neighbourhood where rent prices and changing demographics may push the LGBT+ community out altogether, the women at the shelter say they're doing their best.

But in the face of a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood where rent prices and changing demographics may push the LGBT+ community out altogether, the women at the shelter say they're doing their best.

Samuel Hubbard remained in the house until the late 19th century, but Brooklyn was changing as development pushed out the farms and later immigration changed the face of what had been a community of Dutch extraction.

Such activity hints at how much English cities are changing, often by pushing large construction projects.

But with demographics shifting and society changing, people are pushing back against this sort of monolithic image of femininity.